The Etna volcano in Sicily has erupted again!

According to breaking news, tourists in the area fled in fear as authorities increased security measures. The eruption occurred in one of the volcano's active craters, sending ash clouds kilometers into the sky, threatening nearby settlements.

Local authorities issued flight warnings for aviation safety, and some flights at Catania Airport were temporarily suspended. Tourists experienced panic due to the loud noise and ash rain from the eruption.

Etna is known as one of the most active volcanoes in Europe and frequently makes headlines with its eruptions. Currently, there are no reports of casualties or serious injuries, but the situation in the area is being closely monitored.

The Etna volcano is located on the island of Sicily in Italy and is the highest and most active volcano in Europe. Its height varies depending on volcanic activity, but it is approximately 3,300 meters.

The activities of Etna are closely monitored by the Italian National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV). Etna is also of great importance for scientific research, agriculture, and tourism.